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    Desert Fathers in a Year (with Bishop Erik Varden) – Exodus 90

    Modern life is like a desert—a parched and barren expanse where the soul thirsts for the living water Jesus promised at the well. Amid the ceaseless distractions and allurements of materialism, God can seem absent. As the Desert Fathers of old fled the noise of the world to seek God in silence, we too have been been called into the desert.

    Guided by Bishop Erik Varden, this year-long series—beginning January 1, 2025—invites listeners to encounter the profound wisdom of the Desert Fathers. Drawing from their timeless Sayings, Bishop Varden illuminates the lives of figures like St. Anthony of Egypt, exploring themes such as purity, humility, self-mastery, and repentance. Through their struggles in the wilderness, these early Christians uncovered the transformative power of God’s grace—lessons as relevant today as they were in their time.

    Though few of us are called to the monastic life, the spiritual combat of the Desert Fathers resonates with all who seek to follow Christ. As Jesus Himself entered the desert to confront temptation, their wisdom offers guidance for our own battles with distraction and despair, helping us find strength in prayer and discipline.

    Bishop Erik Varden, a Cistercian monk and Bishop of Trondheim, Norway, is one of today’s leading Catholic voices. A convert to Catholicism during his studies at Cambridge, he was drawn to the monastic life, ultimately joining Mount St. Bernard Abbey in England, where he eventually became abbot. Through his writing and teaching, Bishop Varden speaks compellingly to a secular world, using the language of beauty to reveal the centrality of our search for God—even when we wander astray.

    Join us as we step into the desert together, guided by the wisdom of the ancients, to rediscover the love of Christ that conquers all obstacles. Visit DesertFathers.com to learn more.

    We owe a special thanks to our partners. The Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden…

    …written by Bishop Erik Varden. You can follow Bishop Varden on his blog, CoramFratribus.com
    …produced by EWTN Global Catholic Network
    …and brought to you by Exodus 90. Download the Exodus 90 app today and experience uncommon freedom in Jesus Christ with men from around the world.

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    Episode 33: Xeniteia Aug 12, 2025
    Show notes

    In this episode of Desert Fathers, Bishop Erik Varden explores the theme of fortitude through the lens of Xeniteia, a call to solitude and trust in God.

    He discusses the importance of preparing for trials in the pursuit of wisdom and the balance between comfort and challenge in spiritual growth.

    The conversation emphasizes the need to surrender to God's will in everyday life and the significance of situational wisdom in the teachings of the Desert Fathers.

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    Join Saint Michael’s Lent starting August 15 on the Exodus 90 app for a 40-day spiritual devotion. Go to exodus90.com to learn more!

    Visit Desertfathers.com to join our email newsletter for updates and reflections.

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    We owe a special thanks to our partners. Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden is...

    • 🦉...written by Bishop Erik Varden. You can follow Bishop Varden on his blog, coramfratribus.com.

    • 🎥 ...produced by EWTN


    • 🎙️ ...edited and supported by Saint Kolbe Studios


    • 🧡...and brought to you by Exodus 90, download the Exodus 90 app today

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    Desert Fathers, fortitude, wisdom, Xeniteia, solitude, spiritual growth, trust in God, Bishop Eric Varden, Christian tradition, discipleship


    Episode 32: Philosophy Aug 05, 2025
    Show notes

    In this episode, Bishop Erik Varden reflects on the virtue of fortitude as taught by the Desert Fathers, emphasizing the importance of enduring hardship in the pursuit of wisdom.

    The conversation explores how ancient wisdom can guide modern challenges. The episode concludes with a call to live logically and in alignment with the teachings of Christ, drawing inspiration from the lives of early Christian monks.

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    Join Saint Michael’s Lent starting August 15 on the Exodus 90 app for a 40-day spiritual devotion. Go to exodus90.com to learn more!

    Visit Desertfathers.com to join our email newsletter for updates and reflections.

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    We owe a special thanks to our partners. Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden is...

    • 🦉...written by Bishop Erik Varden. You can follow Bishop Varden on his blog, coramfratribus.com.

    • 🎥 ...produced by EWTN

    • 🎙️ ...edited and supported by Saint Kolbe Studios


    • 🧡...and brought to you by Exodus 90, download the Exodus 90 app today

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    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to Fortitude and the Desert Fathers

    01:56 Philosophy and Hardship in Pursuit of Wisdom

    09:22 Enduring Hardship and Living Logically

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    Tags: Desert Fathers, Bishop Erik Varden, fortitude, philosophy, wisdom, hardship, trials, St. Gregory, Christian life, perseverance, spiritual growth


    Episode 31: Gold Jul 29, 2025
    Show notes

    In this episode of Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden, Bishop Varden explores the teachings of the Desert Fathers on the theme of possessing nothing, emphasizing the dangers of materialism and the importance of generosity.

    Bishop Varden delves into the complexities of need and the spiritual challenges posed by wealth, illustrated through a parable about a wealthy donor and the monks of Scetis. The episode concludes with reflections on humility and the true purpose of giving.

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    Join Saint Michael’s Lent starting August 15 on the Exodus 90 app for a 40-day spiritual devotion. Go toexodus90.com to learn more!

    Visit Desertfathers.comto join our email newsletter for updates and reflections.

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    We owe a special thanks to our partners. Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden is...

    • 🦉...written by Bishop Erik Varden. You can follow Bishop Varden on his blog, coramfratribus.com.


    • 🎥 ...produced by EWTN


    • 🎙️ ...edited and supported by Saint Kolbe Studios


    • 🧡...and brought to you by Exodus 90, download the Exodus 90 app today

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    Chapters

    00:00 Possessing Nothing: The Teachings of the Desert Fathers

    01:48 The Challenge of Generosity and Need

    08:44 Reflections on Wealth and Humility


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    Tags: Desert Fathers, Bishop Erik Varden, trust, providence, possessions, spiritual growth, Christian life, almsgiving, discernment, work ethics


    Episode 30: Foresight and Providence Jul 22, 2025
    Show notes

    In this episode of Desert Fathers, Bishop Erik Varden explores the theme of possession and trust through the story of a gardener who learns the importance of relying on God rather than hoarding wealth. The conversation delves into the nature of work, discernment, and the spiritual implications of our choices regarding possessions.

    Bishop Varden explains how the gardener's journey from hoarding to repentance illustrates the transformative power of faith and the call to live in community and trust in divine providence.

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    Join Saint Michael’s Lent starting August 15 on the Exodus 90 app for a

    40-day spiritual devotion. Go to exodus90.com to learn more!

    Visit Desertfathers.comto join our email newsletter for updates and

    reflections.

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    We owe a special thanks to our partners. Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden is...

    • 🦉...written by Bishop Erik Varden. You can follow Bishop Varden on his blog, coramfratribus.com.

    • 🎥 ...produced by EWTN


    • 🎙️ ...edited and supported by Saint Kolbe Studios


    • 🧡...and brought to you by Exodus 90, download the Exodus 90 app today

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    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to the Desert Fathers and Possession

    01:26 The Gardener's Tale: Trust and Providence

    08:39 Lessons from the Gardener's Experience

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    Tags: Desert Fathers, Bishop Erik Varden, trust, providence, possessions, spiritual growth, Christian life, almsgiving, discernment, work ethics


    Episode 29: Lovely Books Jul 15, 2025
    Show notes

    In this episode of Desert Fathers, Bishop Erik Varden explores the themes of unity in early Christianity, the significance of books in monastic life, and the balance between possession and purpose in knowledge. Bishop Varden reminds us that even good things can be used in sinful ways.

    Lovely Books emphasizes the importance of community, the role of literature in spiritual growth, and the call to share one's resources with those in need.

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    Join Saint Michael’s Lent starting August 15 on the Exodus 90 app for a

    40-day spiritual devotion. Go to exodus90.com to learn more!

    Visit DesertFathers.comto join our email newsletter for updates and

    reflections.

    ________

    We owe a special thanks to our partners. Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden is...

    • 🦉...written by Bishop Erik Varden. You can follow Bishop Varden on his blog, coramfratribus.com.

    • 🎥 ...produced by EWTN


    • 🎙️ ...edited and supported by Saint Kolbe Studios


    • 🧡...and brought to you by Exodus 90, download the Exodus 90 app today


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    Chapters

    00:00 Unity in Early Christianity

    01:54 The Value of Books in Monastic Life

    06:46 Possession vs. Purpose of Knowledge

    Tags: Desert Fathers, Bishop Erik Varden, early Christianity, monastic

    life, books, spirituality, possessions, charity, wisdom, teachings


    Episode 28: Lacerated Body Jul 08, 2025
    Show notes

    Join Bishop Erik Varden, a Trappist monk and Bishop of Trondheim, Norway, in this episode of Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden, where he unpacks the timeless wisdom of the Desert Fathers through the lens of Abba Antony’s striking lesson. In this episode, titled "Lacerated Body," Bishop Varden reflects on a story from the sayings of the Desert Fathers, where a brother seeking to become a monk is instructed by Antony to place meat on his naked body, only to be torn apart by dogs and birds. This vivid metaphor reveals the spiritual danger of clinging to worldly riches while professing total commitment to God, a lesson that echoes the early Church’s struggles in Acts with Ananias and Sapphira.

    Bishop Varden draws parallels between the brother’s divided heart and the “crooked generation” described in Acts, which stumbles in its self-sufficiency and aimless pursuits. He explores how the early Christians’ radical commitment to communal living—sharing all possessions with glad and generous hearts—challenges us to examine our own attachments. With his deep theological insight and pastoral warmth, Bishop Varden invites us to consider: Are we truly giving our all to God, or are we holding back, risking a “lacerated” spiritual life?

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    Key Themes:

    - The cost of true discipleship: Why half-hearted commitment tears us apart.

    - Lessons from Acts: The early Church’s vision of unity and generosity.

    - The Desert Fathers’ wisdom: Abba Antony’s call to radical integrity.

    - Applying ancient teachings to modern life: Overcoming the temptation to hedge our bets with God.

    Men - join us for St. Michael's Lent starting August 15, 2025 on the Exodus 90 app.

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    We owe a special thanks to our partners. Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden is...

    • 🦉...written by Bishop Erik Varden. You can follow Bishop Varden on his blog, coramfratribus.com.


    • 🎥 ...produced by EWTN


    • 🎙️ ...edited and supported by Saint Kolbe Studios


    • 🧡...and brought to you by Exodus 90, download the Exodus 90 app today


    Episode 27: Q&A with Bishop Erik Varden: Wisdom from the Desert - Answers on Chastity, Temptation, and Communal Redemption Jul 02, 2025
    Show notes

    In this special Q&A episode of Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden, host Jamie Baxter welcomes Bishop Varden to answer listener questions, offering profound insights from the Desert Fathers’ wisdom. Recorded as Jamie prepares to travel to Norway to join Bishop Varden for future episodes, this session covers topics from the recent chapters on self-mastery and lust, as well as practical and personal questions about living a radical Christian life. From the communal nature of redemption to navigating temptation and fostering chastity, Bishop Varden’s responses illuminate how the Desert Fathers’ teachings remain relevant for modern believers. The episode also announces a simplified series name—Desert Fathers with Bishop EriK Varden—and a shift to monthly roundtables with guests for added variety.

    Key Discussion Points:

    • Series Updates: The series, now halfway through its year-long journey, is renamed Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden. Roundtables will move to a monthly format with guests to bring diverse perspectives.
    • Recommended Reading: Bishop Varden suggests diving directly into the Desert Fathers’ sayings through Cistercian Publications’ editions translated by Benedict Ward, or exploring introductory works like Rowan Williams’ Silence and Honeycakes and Helen Waddell’s The Desert Fathers and Beasts and Saints for their accessible and engaging insights.
    • Visiting Monastic Sites: Bishop Varden shares a transformative experience at Subiaco, St. Benedict’s first place of solitude, where a monk’s declaration of “this is paradise” captured the site’s spiritual depth.
    • The Radical Christian Call: Responding to a listener’s question about embracing the Desert Fathers’ lifestyle today, Bishop Varden emphasizes that all are called to a radical Christian life, starting with small, intentional steps to curb destructive habits while aspiring to divine communion.
    • The Two Brothers and Communal Redemption: Addressing concerns about the second monk’s “lie” in the sympathy episode, Bishop Varden explains that in the sacramental view of the communion of saints, one brother’s sin affects all, making the second monk’s shared penance a truthful act of solidarity. This teaches that redemption is communal, requiring us to bear one another’s burdens, especially in matters of sexual failure.
    • Anger vs. Lust: Bishop Varden notes that the Desert Fathers likely viewed anger as a more fundamental sin than lust, as it often underlies other sins, drawing on Dorothy L. Sayers’ distinction between “hot” (passionate) and “cold” (calculating) sins in Dante’s Inferno.
    • Reframing Chastity: Responding to questions about chastity, Bishop Varden advocates for a joyful, aspirational view of the virtue, integrated with other virtues to foster human dignity and freedom, rather than isolation or shame. His book Chastity: Reconciliation of the Senses seeks to reframe chastity as a life-giving pursuit.
    • Enduring Temptation: Bishop Varden offers practical advice for facing temptation without despair: recognize it honestly, trust in God’s healing purpose, share struggles with a wise confidant, and view temptations as opportunities for growth in courage and self-knowledge.
    • Marriage and Openness: Reflecting on the “spitting the blood” saying, Bishop Varden clarifies that withholding hurtful words, not honest communication, is the goal. In marriage, openness about tensions fosters unity, while spiteful words risk harm.
    • Balancing Radical Faith and Solidarity: Addressing a pastor’s tension between vertical commitment to God and horizontal solidarity with humanity, Bishop Varden affirms that both are united in God’s call to bear fruit where planted, as exemplified by Mother Teresa’s contemplative service.

    Resources:

    • Submit questions for future Q&As at desertfathers.com or email hello@desertfathers.com.
    • Recommended readings: The Sayings of the Desert Fathers and The Lives of the Desert Fathers (Cistercian Publications, trans. Benedict Ward), Silence and Honeycakes by Rowan Williams, and The Desert Fathers and Beasts and Saints by Helen Waddell.
    • Explore Bishop Varden’s Chastity: Reconciliation of the Senses for a deeper understanding of chastity as a life-giving virtue.
    • Join Saint Michael’s Lent starting August 15 on the Exodus 90 app for a 40-day spiritual devotion.

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    We owe a special thanks to our partners. Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden is...


    • 🦉...written by Bishop Erik Varden. You can follow Bishop Varden on his blog, coramfratribus.com.


    • 🎥 ...produced by EWTN


    • 🧡...and brought to you by Exodus 90, download the Exodus 90 app today


    Bonus Roundtable: Sympathy Jul 01, 2025
    Show notes

    Bearing One Another’s Burdens - Lessons from the Desert Fathers on Lust and Fraternity

    In this powerful bonus roundtable discussion for Episode 26 of Desert Fathers in a Year, host Jamie Baxter, joined by Adam, Doyle, and Jared, dives into the Desert Fathers’ wisdom on sympathy, focusing on a poignant saying from the systematic collection’s chapter on lust. This episode explores the profound Christian call to bear one another’s burdens, as illustrated by a story of two brothers—one who falls into lust and another who, through love and compassion, takes on his brother’s penance to win his forgiveness. The discussion highlights the communal nature of faith, the dangers of individualism, and the transformative power of sympathetic fraternity in overcoming temptation and despair.

    Key Discussion Points:

    • The Saying: Two brothers go to the market, and one falls into lust. The other, in an act of profound love, claims to have sinned as well, doing penance for his brother. This selfless act leads to divine forgiveness for the fallen brother. This is a vivid example of “giving one’s life for one’s brother” (Galatians 6:2).
    • Communal Faith vs. Individualism: The panel reflects on how modern Christianity often views faith as an individual pursuit, missing the Desert Fathers’ teaching that “our life and death is with our neighbor.” Our sins and virtues impact the entire Church, from our families to our parishes.
    • The Domestic Church and Parish Life: The family, as the domestic church, and the parish, as a communal shelter, are essential for living out faith in community. They provide support to face temptations like lust, which thrives in isolation and shame.
    • Temptation and Perseverance: Temptation is inevitable, even in holy spaces like monasteries or homes. The Desert Fathers teach the importance of withdrawing for prayer, staying connected in community, and persevering through trials to grow in true virtue.
    • Sympathy Over Surveillance: The discussion contrasts modern “surveillance accountability” with the Desert Fathers’ model of sympathetic fraternity, where compassion, not judgment, motivates conversion. This mirrors Christ’s sacrifice, taking on our sins as the innocent victim.
    • The Role of Solitude and Mission: Balancing solitude for prayer, community for support, and mission in the world is key to the Christian life. The panel emphasizes creating “monastic enclosures” in our lives to shield against worldly distractions while remaining open to evangelizing others.

    Resources:

    • Submit questions for the upcoming Q&A with Bishop Varden at desertfathers.com or email hello@desertfathers.com.
    • Join Saint Michael’s Lent starting August 15 on the Exodus 90 app for a powerful 40-day devotion. Learn more at exodus90.com.
    • Explore the full series at desertfathers.com and subscribe to the email newsletter for updates.

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    We owe a special thanks to our partners. Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden is...

    • 🦉...written by Bishop Erik Varden. You can follow Bishop Varden on his blog, coramfratribus.com.


    • 🎥 ...produced by EWTN


    • 🧡...and brought to you by Exodus 90, download the Exodus 90 app today


    Episode 26: Sympathy Jun 24, 2025
    Show notes

    Episode Overview

    In this episode of Desert Fathers in a Year, we delve into a poignant story from the Systematic Collection of the Desert Fathers about two brothers navigating the aftermath of temptation in the marketplace. This narrative, rich with lessons on compassion, repentance, and the power of communal support, serves as a mirror for our own struggles with sin and redemption. Host Jamie Baxter, with insights from Bishop Eric Varden, explores how the Desert Fathers’ wisdom applies to modern challenges when we step outside our familiar boundaries.

    Key Themes

    • Temptation in Unfamiliar Spaces: The Desert Fathers, living self-sufficiently, ventured into cities like Alexandria to sell their wares, facing temptations absent in their ascetic environment. This mirrors our own experiences in unfamiliar settings—business trips, urban wanderings, or unguarded moments online—where virtue is tested.
    • Despair and Hopelessness: The brother who fell into lust succumbs to despair, believing his sin defines him and renders him unworthy of his monastic calling. This reflects the diabolical trap of thinking we are beyond redemption.
    • Compassionate Solidarity: The faithful brother, displaying cardiognosis (charitable heart-reading), shares his companion’s burden by claiming to have sinned similarly. This act of compassion, akin to Christ’s redemptive love, restores hope and encourages repentance.
    • Vicarious Penance: The faithful brother’s penance on behalf of the fallen one demonstrates the power of communal support. His love leads to the sinner’s forgiveness, illustrating the biblical call to “give one’s life for one’s brother” (cf. 2 Corinthians 5:21).
    • Balancing Justice and Charity: The story underscores that true redemption infuses justice with charity, allowing God’s grace to transform our failures into opportunities for spiritual growth.

    Featured Story: The Two Brothers

    Two brothers go to the market to sell their wares and part ways. One falls into lust and, overwhelmed by shame, refuses to return to their cell, feeling unworthy. His companion, sensing his despair, compassionately claims to have faced the same sin, urging repentance and return. They confess to the elders, who prescribe penance. The faithful brother performs penance as if he had sinned, and God, moved by this love, forgives the fallen brother. This story highlights:

    • The danger of despair that isolates us from God and community.
    • The healing power of compassionate solidarity, which restores hope and facilitates repentance.
    • The Desert Fathers’ teaching that our burdens are shared within the mystical body of Christ.

    Spiritual Takeaway

    The Desert Fathers remind us that sin does not define us, nor does it sever us from God’s mercy. In moments of failure, especially in unfamiliar or tempting environments, we are called to reject despair, seek confession, and rely on the love and support of our community. Like the faithful brother, we must bear one another’s burdens with compassion, trusting in God’s redemptive power to transform our weaknesses into opportunities for grace.

    Call to Action

    • Subscribe: Visit DesertFathers.com to join our email newsletter for updates and reflections.
    • Submit Questions: Share your questions for Bishop Varden’s upcoming Q&A in early July at DesertFathers.com or email hello@desertfathers.com.
    • Join Kings of Summer: Live your baptismal call to kingship in Christ with Kings of Summer on the Exodus 90 app. Meditate on King David and Christian kings to cultivate virtue. Download the app or visit exodus90.com.
    • Prayer: Invoke Saint Makarios the Great and Saint Michael the Archangel for strength to overcome temptation and to live with compassion.

    Saint Makarios the Great, pray for us!

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    We owe a special thanks to our partners. Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden is...


    • 🦉...written by Bishop Erik Varden. You can follow Bishop Varden on his blog, coramfratribus.com.


    • 🎥 ...produced by EWTN


    • 🧡...and brought to you by Exodus 90, download the Exodus 90 app today


    Bonus Roundtable: The Source of Strength Jun 19, 2025
    Show notes

    Have a question for Bishop Varden?

    In this bonus roundtable for Episode 25 of Desert Fathers in a Year with Bishop Erik Varden, host Jamie Baxter and guests Adam, Doyle, and Jared dive into the powerful story of Amma Sarah, the first Desert Mother featured in the series. For thirteen years, Amma Sarah battled the demon of lust, never praying for the temptation to leave but instead seeking God’s strength. Her witness—“Not I have vanquished you, but Christ, my Lord has”—offers timeless wisdom on embracing crosses for spiritual growth. Join us as we explore how her example challenges modern notions of Christianity and calls us to holiness through trial.

    Key Topics Covered:

    • Amma Sarah’s 13-year battle with lust and her reliance on Christ’s strength
    • The revolutionary role of Desert Mothers in showcasing holiness for all
    • Rejecting “crossless Christianity” and embracing temptation as a path to virtue
    • Practical wisdom: Controlling the controllables to face life’s challenges
    • The importance of small crosses in daily sanctification

    Action Item: Be attentive to the “little crosses” given each hour. Embrace them as opportunities for transformation, seeing each as “a kiss from the Crucified.”

    Why Listen?

    This episode challenges modern misconceptions of faith, offering Amma Sarah’s example as a call to persevere in spiritual combat. Perfect for those seeking deeper Christian wisdom, spiritual growth, or insights from the Desert Fathers and Mothers.

    Get Involved:

    • Submit questions for our upcoming Q&A with Bishop Varden at desertfathers.com or email hello@desertfathers.com.
    • Join Saint Michael’s Lent starting August 15 on the Exodus 90 app. Visit exodus90.com to learn more about this powerful devotion led by CFR priests Fr. Innocent and Fr. Angelus Montgomery.

    Resources:

    • Bishop Erik Varden’s book, Chastity: Reconciliation of the Senses
    • Exodus 90 app for daily spiritual exercises and Saint Michael’s Lent

    Subscribe and share with a friend to journey deeper into the wisdom of the Desert Fathers and Mothers!

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    We owe a special thanks to our partners. Desert Fathers with Bishop Erik Varden is...

    • 🦉...written by Bishop Erik Varden. You can follow Bishop Varden on his blog, coramfratribus.com.

    • 🎥 ...produced by EWTN

    • 🧡...and brought to you by Exodus 90, download the Exodus 90 app today


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